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How to add a rainbow to a campfire.

By 3Amy Jaine

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Make your camping experience a little more to remember by adding a rainbow of colors to your campfire... more »

How to Bring Some Comforts of Home on a Camping Trip

By Carla Lucas

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Are you the type of person that shudders at the mention of going camping because you don't like roughing it? Well don't miss out on the fun of spending some time out-of-doors just because you miss your comforts of home. You can bring some ... more »

How to Build a Bonfire

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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A bonfire is the quintessential centerpiece to any outdoor party or camping excursion, and knowing the right techniques to build one will save you a lot of smoky frustration. When making a backyard bonfire, check with the local fire department to ... more »

How to Build a Fire in a Hubcap

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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A hubcap can make a great impromptu fire pan. It can enable you to build a large enough fire to keep you warm in case of an emergency and can even be used to heat food or beverages. If you need to, you can make more than one hubcap fire to warm a ... more »

How to Buy the Right Pocket Knife

By Doodlebugs

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Are you shopping for a knife to give as a gift for your husband and don't have a clue which kind he might want? Here is some help... more »

How to Choose Which Sleeping Bag to Buy

By breezycycle

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Think of the coldest camping conditions you might be trying to snooze in and that is probably your safest bet for choosing a sleeping bag. An additional ten to fifteen degrees lower may be another consideration if you sleep out in the winter ... more »

How to Create Fun Family Camping Activities

By Tonig

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Bring your family camping and the trip will provide memories for a lifetime. The trip should be enjoyed by all so some planned activities should be packed with you to take on your outdoor adventure. Leave some 'down-time' so each person can enjoy ... more »

How to Deal With a Bullet Wound in the Wilderness

By Ynot

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Say you're camping in the woods, far from civilization and the bad guys are after you. Suddenly, they're shooting at you and one of the bullets hits you and lodges in your arm. Here's How To deal with the bullet. Dealing with the bad guys is ... more »

How to Dig a Fire Pit

By michaelgavin

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Sitting around a fire singing songs with friends and family is almost as much as a pastime as watching baseball and drinking cold, domestic beer. But many people do not know how to safely dig a fire pit. If you have ever wanted to dig your own ... more »

How to Eat an MRE

By SNorman

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An MRE is a military food ration. MRE stands for "Meal, Ready to Eat". While some people hate them, they can be very tasty. They can be useful for camping or emergency food supplies... more »

How to Enjoy the Outdoors in Birmingham, Alabama

By Camille Platt

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For many people, the thought of Birmingham conjures up images of music festivals, shopping and The Civil Rights Movement. But with hiking, rock climbing, disc golf and family-friendly parks and gardens, “The Magic City” is also home to an ... more »

How to Entertain Kids at a Campsite

By Elizabeth McGuire

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For the most part, kids can entertain themselves if let loose among trees, rocks and open space—that’s the genius of outdoor play. But after all the exploring and hiking has been exhausted, you may need some help entertaining the troops at the ... more »

How to Find the Top State Park Campgrounds in Georgia

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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The hospitality and amenities of Georgia's 63 state parks and historic sites will make you feel right at home. Georgia's barrier islands and coastal historic sites offer campers a balmy, placid respite from modern life. Campgrounds in the Blue ... more »

How to Float the River

By CCrock

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One of the best ways to spend a hot summer day is floating the river with your pals! Don't forget sunscreen, drinks and keys!.. more »

How to Go Green With Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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Going green means many different things to many different people. For the RVer, it means, among other things, enjoying nature by being environmentally sensitive to the natural surroundings during your travels. With an estimated 8 million RVs on ... more »

How to Handle a Sandstorm at Burning Man Festival

By christinevand

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The Burning Man Festival takes place each year on a stretch of the Nevada desert that, for one week, becomes known as Black Rock City. But sometimes it looks more like Dust Storm City. At the 2007 event, there were at least three such storms, ... more »

How to Make a Back Country Menu

By Gabriel Avila

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Hiking in the back country takes lots of energy. But eating well doesn’t have to mean sacrificing lots of weight or space. In fact the more your food weighs, the more you have to eat to make up for the energy spent in carrying food. The trick is ... more »

How to Make Camp Food for Kids

By Elizabeth McGuire

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Remember, everything tastes better outdoors, so even your pickiest eaters may surprise you with their enthusiasm. Be sure to pack plenty of food--hiking and exploring works up a big appetite. Here are some suggestions that are sure to go over... more »

How to Make Campfire Eggs

By Mark Corgan

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No matter how wonderful the scenery, meals around the campfire are often the highlight of the camper's day. Modern camp stoves and specialized cookware make the cook's job easier, but nothing beats the taste and appeal of a meal cooked over the ... more »

How to Make Campfire Sausage and Beans

By Mark Corgan

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No matter how wonderful the scenery, meals around the campfire are often the highlight of the camper's day. Modern camp stoves and specialized cookware make the cook's job easier, but nothing beats the taste and appeal of a meal cooked over the ... more »

How to Make Fire From Ice

By Janet Ford

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Yes, you can make fire from ice. This could be lifesaving for someone during the winter but it could be just plain fun for an experiment... more »

How to Make Seasoning Packets From Drinking Straws

By Mark Corgan

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As a backpacker, you know that carrying very small amounts of things like tooth powder, salt, or chili powder can be tricky. Here's a method for packing individual servings using plain old drinking straws. If you can find paper straws, you won't ... more »

How to Make Yellow Jacket Soup

By jesusfish7

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The following is an ancient cultural recipe derived from several Cherokee cookbooks published by respected Cherokee elders. You can use this as a real recipe (if you are brave enough) or just use it as a creative way to get revenge on those pesky ... more »

How to Organize Camping Equipment

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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If a tent pole falls on your head every time you open your closetful of camping gear, it's time to put it into better order. Organization makes packing for a trip quick work and protects expensive gear. And if you go through your gear after every ... more »

How to Pack an Exploring Bag for Kids

By Elizabeth McGuire

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Kids can find adventure in the simplest places. By creating an Exploring Bag for them, you can turn a neighborhood stroll into a fun, curiosity-building experience. Here’s what you need to get started... more »

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